Right now the official website of Freedom 251 is Down
There is no response from the FB page of Ringingbells
Peoples are waiting and the website is not up yet
On 17th February 2016 the Defense Minister of India, Manohar Parrikar took the honour of launching India’s most affordable smartphone which costs just Rs 251. Also, Freedom 251 has bagged the title of being the cheapest smartphone in the world. The specification which was announced in the launch event today for the Freedom 251 were quite alluring and they completely justified a smartphone with a price tag of Rs 251. But, the day is not over yet and the critics have already started to snap some shortcomings in the Freedom 251. Along with praising all the benefits one might enjoy after buying the Freedom 251, we shall also acknowledge the loopholes which have been spotted in the smartphone.
Freedom 251 is a joint venture of the Noida based company, Ringing Bells and the Government of India. The launch even of Freedom 251 was witnessed by many top government officials. The Freedom 251 campaign has taken forward the initiative of the Indian government to make the technology available in the hands of poorest people of India. This initiative will also help in pushing the Indian government’s campaigns like Digital India and Make In India. The smartphone can be purchased by the consumers directly from the official website of the company. But if you’re planning to buy the Freedom 251, let me first list you down with some trouble that Freedom 251 might face in future.
The Freedom 251 is being accused of copying many physical as well as system features of iPhone. Yes, the circular touch at the bottom of the phone resembles as a lot to that in iPhone. Moreover, the icons in the Menu of the smartphone shows a huge level of similarity with those in an iPhone. Most of the icons like Camera, Browser, Calculator, Clock, Email, Message, etc are an exactly cloned from iOS. A strange fact is that the smartphone launched in the event today nowhere looks similar to the image which was displayed on the company’s official website before the launch.
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